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Nest

Lifestyle30-day average as of Nov 09, 2026

Nest at a glanceNest (Lifestyle) has a unitQ Score of 41 out of 100, rated poor, as the 30-day average on Nov 9, 2026, up 7 points from 34 in the previous 30 days. The score draws on 690 user feedback reports from the App Store and Google Play in the last 30 days. Top feedback themes: Difficult to Navigate UI, Slow Performance and Got Logged Out.

What’s unitQ Score? unitQ Score measures the gap between user expectations and their actual experience. It is an unbiased and proprietary machine-generated scoring algorithm that represents the percentage of a company's customers reporting a frictionless experience with their product or service.

Feedback sources:App StoreGoogle Play
41poor

unitQ Score 30 Day Average as of Nov 09, 2026 7 point score increase in the last 30 days

Previous 30 days34
Last 30 days41

30-Day Trend

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020406080Oct 9Oct 24Nov 8020406080Oct 9Oct 24Nov 8

User Feedback

690Reports
iOS
46 % 314 Reports
Android
54 % 376 Reports

Top feedback themes

  • ApplicationUser Interface
    Difficult to Navigate UI
  • ApplicationStability
    Slow Performance
  • ApplicationLogin
    Got Logged Out
  • ApplicationLogin
    Can't Log In
  • ApplicationError Message
    Internet Connection Error Message

About Nest

What is Nest?

The Nest app is a smart home application that helps you control your home devices like thermostats and cameras from your phone. It allows users to manage their home energy use and security, making their lives more convenient and efficient.

Is Nest safe?

The Nest app facilitates various smart home functions, which can be convenient but also poses privacy risks, especially for younger users. It collects data and allows third-party app connections, which can potentially lead to unauthorized access if not managed properly. However, it offers parental controls to help mitigate risks, making it important for parents to supervise app usage and educate kids about privacy. Overall, while it can be used safely with appropriate oversight, users should remain cautious about data sharing.

Who owns Nest app?

The Nest app is owned by Google, which purchased the original Nest Labs in 2014. Since then, the app has been integrated into Google's ecosystem, reflecting their control over the Nest brand.

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